Double complication for farmers who grow bananas in Maharashtra, falling prices and increased crisis

Farmers who cultivate banana in Maharashtra are doubled these days. The arrival of bananas in the Manda for the past two-three days has been increasing in Kandesh. Due to this, banana prices have a huge decline. At the same time, for the past three days, the banana crop has been completely destroyed due to heavy rains and hail rains in different parts of Kandesh. In such a situation, farmers do not understand what they do.

Falls up to 300 rupees

Banana is provided from the Kandesh of Maharashtra in various states of the country, especially Madhya Pradesh. Banana prices have dropped from 200 to 300 rupees here. The minimum prices of bananas will be Rs.900 per Quinton and the maximum prices will be Rs.1800. At the same time the average prices are Rs.1400 per Quint.

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Kandesh comes in 180 banana trucks daily, with a truck of 16 tonnes. Here the crop of Bilbak banana has been harvested almost completely. At the same time, the harvest of the Navati and the deer is going fast. More than 150 banana trucks in Jalgaon district reach Rear, Yaval and Mukti. In addition, banana inventory has increased rapidly in Shirpur’s Dule, Shahada, Taloda and Akalgua areas.

Going to Kashmir is cheap

The banana exports to be shipped to Kashmir ranged from Rs. But now their prices have come from Rs 1800 to Rs 1850 per Quee. On the other hand, in Punjab, Delhi, Haryana, Kashmir and Uttar Pradesh, the influx of banana of good quality has increased. 125 trucks are coming daily in Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh. Banana -filled trucks are now increasing in condoms.

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Rain increased the farmers’ problem

In addition, the rain has been another big problem for the past three days. Banana gardens in the 300 hectares of Jalon have suffered great damage. Revenue authorities are still engaged in evaluating the loss by resignation. It is said that more than 100 farmers have been affected by heavy rain and hail. Although other crops have been lost, the most affected bananas are in front. It is said to have suffered up to 50 percent of the banana plantations.

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